Trump Highlights Apple’s U.S. Investments at Tokyo Business Event

Apple CEO Tim Cook joined global executives at a business leaders’ event in Tokyo, where former U.S. President Donald Trump praised Apple’s massive investment in American infrastructure. The event brought together top figures from U.S. and Japanese companies to discuss international business ties and future economic cooperation.

Trump highlighted Apple’s multi-hundred-billion-dollar commitment to U.S. manufacturing and technology development, calling it a model for global corporate investment. He commended the company for strengthening the U.S. economy through job creation, innovation, and supply chain expansion.

Cook’s participation underscored Apple’s continued collaboration with Japan, one of its key markets and component suppliers. The company’s growing investment in both nations reflects its broader strategy of balancing global production with domestic reinvestment.

The Tokyo event showcased the role of major corporations like Apple in fostering international trade relationships while supporting large-scale infrastructure and technology initiatives in the U.S.